The Indian School of Business (ISB), with a campus in Hyderabad and a second planned for Mohali, announced late last month that it will increase its class size from 560 to 770 once the Mohali campus is commissioned next year. The new campus in the Punjab region of northwestern India will feature four institutes focused on public policy, healthcare, manufacturing and infrastructure management respectively.
The school also shared profile information about its current class, the Class of 2012, noting that 29 percent are women, one of the highest percentages among leading business schools in India. “This is aligned with the ISB’s endeavor to increase the representation of women in business leadership,” the school said in a release. “Over the years, women have performed exceptionally well in their careers, post their stint at the ISB.”
ISB also features an increasingly international student body. The Class of 2012 draws students from multiple countries around the world, including Italy, Spain, Russia, Austria, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Mauritius, Belgium, Nepal, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States. About 25 percent of the students come to ISB with international work experience.
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